Honoring Our Community Heroes on Patriot Day Patriot Day, observed on September 11th, is a day of remembrance across the United States. While the history of this day is very serious, as kindergarten teachers, we know it’s important to approach it in an age-appropriate and sensitive way. For our youngest learners, the focus shouldn’t be on loss, but instead on honoring the heroes who serve and ... Read More about Patriot’s Day Everyday Heroes
5 Tips For Teaching Beginning Sounds
1. Make Learning Interactive Young learners thrive on movement and play. Instead of relying solely on worksheets, incorporate activities that allow students to manipulate letters and sounds. For example, in small groups, try my FREE Roll & Say Beginning Sounds Game. Students roll a dice and say the beginning sound for all the letters in the row they land on. This game is perfect for small ... Read More about 5 Tips For Teaching Beginning Sounds
Easy and Effective Daily Math Centers for Kindergarten and First Grade
Why I Use Math Centers Every Day in My Primary Classroom As a primary teacher, I’m responsible for teaching a full math curriculum—but that doesn’t mean I skip out on using math centers. In fact, I use them every single day. Math centers are one of the most effective tools I have for building fluency, encouraging independent thinking, and strengthening social skills in my students. Math ... Read More about Easy and Effective Daily Math Centers for Kindergarten and First Grade
Free Letter Arch
Are you looking for a simple yet effective strategy to boost your students' decoding and phonics skills? Look no further than rainbow arches—a hands-on, visual technique rooted in the science of reading that helps students see, say, and map sounds in words. What Are Rainbow Arches? Rainbow arches are a multisensory tool used to support phoneme-grapheme mapping, a key component of ... Read More about Free Letter Arch
The Bad Seed Book Companion for Social Emotional Learning
Do you use books to foster a positive classroom community? I think children's books can be one of the best tools for teaching social and emotional learning. A good SEL children's book should written in a way that is relatable to students without being intimidating. I love all of the Jory John Books. They are cute and funny, with different foods as the characters. They are such great books to talk ... Read More about The Bad Seed Book Companion for Social Emotional Learning
100th Day of School Craft, Activities, and FREE Crown
The 100th day of school is more than just a marker on the calendar; it’s a moment that signifies growth, accomplishment, and community. For educators, students, and families, this day provides a unique opportunity to reflect on the journey of learning and to celebrate the milestones achieved along the way. It can be one of the most memorable days you celebrate, but it can also be one of the most ... Read More about 100th Day of School Craft, Activities, and FREE Crown
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